If you are like me, you have just started to come out of a turkey induced stupor (aren’t left-overs great!) and have started to think about pulling out your Christmas decorations, or maybe you have already started decking the halls (in which case, I applaud you). This year when you are trimming the tree, why not add a little cryptozoological flair to the old Tannenbaum? Cast in designer resin and hand painted, this playful Bigfoot ornament is available for $9.95 or $19.90 for 3 from Design Toscano makes a fun addition to any Christmas tree. If you happen to order by November 30, you can get 20% off your purchase.

Bigfoot, the Holiday Yeti Holiday Ornament

Even as someone who is aware of the chemtrail problem, I can’t help but find this video shocking. By compressing approximately 40 minutes of time into 2 minutes, this clip clearly shows chemtrails being sprayed in a deliberate grid pattern. Honestly, if this footage isn’t enough to convince the staunchest skeptics that “something” is going on over head, I don’t think anything short of a public confession from the chemtrailers would. Granted, this video seems to have been shot near an airfield given the presence of the radar dish, but I don’t think that even explains the precise grid we see being laid down in front of our eyes. What do you think, is this clear evidence of systematic spraying or am I off my rocker?

CHEMTRAIL GRIDS TIME LAPSE

This interesting piece of UFO evidence comes to us from Bergen, Fyllingsdalen in Norway. Unfortunately we don’t have a date the sighting took place, but it is probably safe to assume this footage was taken sometime near November 14th, 2011 (the date it was posted to YouTube). While there isn’t a great framing shot to give us a clear point of reference, there is a moment where the witness fumbles with the camera and we can see that the objects being filmed are indeed in the sky. Also there doesn’t appear to be any of the tell-tale flashing (or multi-colored lights) that would indicate that the object is aircraft. Additionally, the color of the objects is too light for them to be Chinese lanterns (and again, no flickering). What do you think was in the skies over Bergen?